Evenings of New Music

the first festival
of contemporary music
( 1990 – 2009 )

The idea of organising the first international festival of contemporary music in Slovakia gradually came to fruition in the course of 1989, when Daniel Matej won a scholarship from the Music Fund Slovakia to participate in the dramaturgy of the well-established “Mondays in the Klarisky” concert cycle, in which the programme concept favoured 20th-century music and Slovak works had a strong presence.

During creative debates with the management of the Music Information Centre of the Music Fund, as well as with several representatives of the music scene, the idea of trying to condense “the Mondays” into a single week as part of an international project gradually took form; the ideological line was to follow on from the “Smolenice seminars” from the turn of the 1970s as well as from the activity of the VENI ensemble, active on the music scene since 1988, of which Daniel Matej was the joint initiator and artistic director.

Even though this idea was “approved” by the then head of the Music Fund even before November 1989, the event only took place for the first time from June 25th to 29th 1990, that is within a “free” Czechoslovakia. Since the beginnings of the festival, the “return to Smolenice seminars” was present in the idea of a key composer or performer, around which the whole programme concept would be built. The Evenings of New Music were thus symbolically “opened” by the Dutch composer Louis Andriessen.

The festival’s first great “peak” was in 1992, when John Cage attended, turning the Evenings of New Music into an event that was part of the year-long celebrations of his eightieth birthday.

Another “peak” was in 1995, when the festival was devoted to the 70th anniversary of the death of Erik Satie. The “… morceaux en forme de poire” international composition project was quite an exceptional event during that year of the festival, with a premiere by the world class pianist John Tilbury and an international musicology symposium devoted to Satie’s work, which was the first event of its kind anywhere in the world.

The year 1995 marked the end of the first stage of the festival, which since its inception had been both organised and financed by the Music Fund, and conceived by its Music Information Centre with Daniel Matej as its main dramaturge. From 1996, the Slovak section of the ISCM became its main organiser. Daniel Matej became the event’s artistic director, and the programme each year was designed in cooperation with Marek Piaček, Peter Zagar and other members of the Czech (Jaroslav Šťastný) and Slovak music scene (in particular Milan Adamčiak and Juraj Beneš).

The highlight of this event’s “second stage” was in 2000, when the Evenings of New Music joined in the celebrations for the 250th anniversary of the death of Johann Sebastian Bach in the form of various composition projects (this was the year which probably saw the highest number of premieres in the festival’s history).

Another highlight of this stage was 2004, celebrating the anniversary of the birth of two defining figures in 20th century music: Charles Ives and Arnold Schoenberg, materialising above all in the form of the “Tone Roads” international composition project, which was premiered by the phenomenal Belgian pianist Daan Vandewalle.

The last, 20th jubilee festival was “closed” by Louis Andriessen (the same person who “opened” it in 1990), when two of Andriessen’s works, Mausoleum and De Staat, were played at the closing concert, which was also the opening concert of another important event, the 10th Melos-Ethos biennale festival (the festival was founded in 1991); according to the composer, this concert was the only one in which both works were played together. The creators of Evenings of New Music thus “bade farewell” to their public at this exceptionally demanding – both in organisational and financial terms – concert with music which they had dreamed of during the festival’s entire existence and which they would never have succeeded in presenting without their cooperation with the Melos-Ethos biennale…

~ Daniel Matej

Evenings of New Music - past activities

1990

25. 6. 1990 at 19
Clarissine Church, Bratislava
Programme: Louis Andriessen: Dubbelspoor, Ende, Melodia, Disco, Hoketus
Performers: VENI ensemble
26. 6. 1990 at 19
Clarissine Church, Bratislava
Programme: Alfred Schnittke: String Quartet No. 2; Juraj Beneš: String Quartet No. 2; Paweł Szymański: Two Pieces for String Quartet
Performers: Moyzes Quartet: Stanislav Mucha (violin), František Török (violin), Alexander Lakatoš (viola), Ján Slávik (cello)
27. 6. 1990 at 19
Clarissine Church, Bratislava
Programme: Zbyněk Vostřák: Kniha principů (výber); Rudolf Komorous: Sweet Queen; Marek Kopelent: Canto intimo; Martin Smolka: Pravidla hry II; Petr Kofroň: Spira; Peter Graham: TAO I - Variace na téma Mortona Feldmana
Performers: Agon orchestra, Petr Kofroň (conductor)
27. 6. 1990 at 22
Clarissine Church, Bratislava
Programme: Lou Harrison: Air in G minor; Toru Takemitsu: Itinerant; James Harley: Portrait for solo flute; Robert Aitken: Plainsong; Ivan Parík: Music for Vernissage; John van Buren: Incandescence; Torkel Sigubjornsson: Kalais
Performers: Robert Aitken (flute), Peter Michoněk (cello)
28. 6. 1990 at 19
Clarissine Church, Bratislava
Programme: Morton Feldman: Untitled Composition for Cello and Piano
Performers: Ulrike Brand (cello), Martin Erfmann (piano)
29. 6. 1990 at 19
Clarissine Church, Bratislava
Programme: Andries van Rossen: Escape; Tonino Battista: Econarciso; Martin Burlas: Music for Róbert Dupkala; Allison Cameron: Raw Sangudo; Daniel Matej: Music for two
Performers: VENI ensemble, Tonino Battista (conductor)
29. 6. 1990 at 22
Elektroakustické štúdio Čs. rozhlasu
Clarissine Church, Bratislava
Programme: Jozef Malovec: Garden of Joy; Martin Burlas: Crying Trees; Peter Kolman: D68; Róbert Rudolf: Something to Tell; Alexander Mihalič: Composition for Piano and Tape; Juraj Ďuriš: Dreams
Performers: Nora Škuta (piano), Kamil Paprčka (trumpet), Juraj Ďuriš (technical realisation)

1991

4.6.1991 at 17
Pre-festival Concert
Slovak Radio, Bratislava
Programme: Peter Martinček: Music for flute and prepared piano; Viliam Blend: Like Mad Animal; Steve Reich: Piano Phase; David Bapcock: Sextet; Marek Brezovský: Dedicated to Unhappiness; Paul Hindemith: Trauermusik
Performers: Ensemble for Contemporary Music of the Conservatory in Bratislava, Oskar Rózsa (conductor)
5.6.1991 at 17
Clarissine Church, Bratislava
Programme: Jozef Malovec: Kryptogram; Ivan Parík: Songs About Falling Leaves; Peter Kolman: Sonata canonica; Ladislav Kupkovič: Octagon; Martin Burlas: Hanging Veins; Peter Zagar: Music for Video; Daniel Matej: Good Night, My Sweet Dreams
Performers: VENI ensemble
5.6.1991 at 20
Clarissine Church, Bratislava
Programme: Iannis Xenakis: Rebonds; William Hibbard: Schick Stück; Vinko Globokar: Corporrel; Morton Feldman: King of Danemark; Karlheinz Stockhausen: Zyklus; Roberto Sierra: Mano a mano
Performers: Roland Auzet, Steven Schick (percussion)
6.6.1991 at 17
Clarissine Church, Bratislava
Programme: Henryk Mikolaj Górecki: Elementi na trio smyczkowe; Witold Szalonek: 1 + 1 + 1 + 1; Andrzej Krzanowski: 2. Quartett; Paweł Szymański: Dwa utwory
Performers: Silesian Quartet
6.6.1991 at 20
Clarissine Church, Bratislava
Programme: John Cage: Aria, A Flower; Giacinto Scelsi: Alleluja, Ave Maria, Pater Noster; Luciano Berio: Sequenza III; Alvin Curran: Madonna and Child
Performers: Beth Griffith (soprano)
6.6.1991 at 22
Clarissine Church, Bratislava
Programme: Memento
Performers: Transmusic Comp., Ensemble GUnaGU
7.6.1991 at 11
Slovak Radio, Bratislava
Programme: Morton Feldman: Three Voices
Performers: Beth Griffith (soprano)
7.6.1991 at 20
Clarissine Church, Bratislava
Programme: Henri Dutilleux: String Quartet; Alfred Schnittke: String Quartet No. 2; Juraj Beneš: String Quartet No. 3
Performers: Moyzes Quartet: Stanislav Mucha (violin), František Török (violin), Alexander Lakatoš (viola), Ján Slávik (cello)
8.6.1991 at 17
Clarissine Church, Bratislava
Programme: Marek Kopelent: Black and White Tears, Mon amour; Martin Smolka: The Flying Dog, And In the Orchard of Corals, which turned Vaguely Rose; Petr Duval: Nebeské 7
Performers: Agon orchestra, Tempus Choir, Peter Cón (conductor), D. Rejchrt (cello), Marek Kopelent (conductor)
8.6.1991 at 20
Slovak Radio, Bratislava
Programme: Steve Reich: Clapping Music; Robert Erickson: Two Songs, Days and Nights, Seasonal; John Adams: China Gates; Philip Corner: VOX; John Cage: The wonderful widow of eighteen springs, Nowth upon Nacht, Chorals for violin solo; Morton Feldman: The King of Denmark; David Krakauer: Rothko on Broadway; Francis Schwartz: Cannibal-Caliban
Performers: Ensemble Continuum: Nan Hughes (soprano), Erik Charleston: (percussion), David Krakauer (clarinet), Mark Steinberg (violin), Joel Sachs (piano, artistic director)

1992

13.-14.6.1992
workshop with Martin Erdmann
VŠMU, Bratislava
Performers: Martin Erdmann, John Cage (prepared piano)
15.6.1992 at 17
concert of workshop participants
VŠMU, Bratislava
Programme: John Cage: Sonatas IV - XVI, Interludes I a IV, A Valentine Out of Season, The Unavailable Memory of
Performers: Zuzana Kalinová (piano), Andrea Hajdu (piano), Peter Guľas (piano), Martin Erdmann (piano), Martina Pekaríková (piano)
15.6.1992 at 20
Moyzes' Hall, Bratislava
Programme: John Cage: Music of Changes, Book 4, Water Music, One; Morton Feldman: Extensions III; Christian Wolff: For Pianist; Cornelius Cardew: February Pieces, Material, Winter Potatoes, Volo Solo, Unintended Piano Music; prídavok: John Cage: Dream
Performers: John Tilbury (piano)
16.6.1992 at 17
Slovak Radio, Bratislava
Programme: John Cage: In a Landscape for Piano, The Perilous Night for Prepared Piano, Suite for Toy Piano, Sonata for Clarinet, Two Pastorales for Piano, Concert for Piano and Orchestra
Performers: András Wilheim (piano), Agon orchestra, VENI ensemble: Monika Kádeková (soprano), Peter Spišský (violin)
16.6.1992 at 20
Slovak Philharmonic, Bratislava
Programme: John Cage: Etudes Australes
Performers: Bernhard Wambach (piano)
17.6.1992 at 20
Day of Slovak Music
Clarissine Church, Bratislava
Programme: Mirko Krajči: ... and to Dust You Shall Return; Juraj Beneš: Sonata for cello solo; Vladimír Godár: Sonata in Memory of Viktor Shklovsky; Marek Piaček: Andante ma non troppo e molto cantabile, King Rist
Performers: Juraj Kováč (cello), Jozef Podhoranský (cello), Marián Lapšanský (cello), Tuleň Ensemble: Marek Piaček (piano, voice), Andrea Horečná (voice), Róbert Rist (percussion), Martin Čorej (radio critic)
18.6.-20.7.1992
Exhibition "John Cage 80"
Slovak National Gallery, Bratislava
1992
Exhibition "Hommage à John Cage"
Slovak Radio, Bratislava
18.6.1992 at 17
Clarissine Church, Bratislava
Programme: John Cage: Quest for Piano, 59 1/2 Seconds for a String Player, One5 for Piano, Etudes Boreales, For Paul Taylor and Anita Dencks; Morton Feldman: Piano Piece, Duration II; Earle Brown: Music for Violoncello and Piano
Performers: Ulrike Brand (cello), Martin Erdmann (piano)
18.6.1992 at 20
Slovak Philharmonic, Bratislava
Programme: Henry Cowell: Pulse; John Cage: Forever and Sunsmell, Amores, Livingroom Music, Second Construction; Lou Harrison: Song of Queztecoatl
Performers: Percussion Group Prague: Amy Lynn Barber (artistic director), David Řehoř, Vladimír Vlasák, Peter Holub, Miroslav Kejmar (percussion), Nora Škuta (piano), Marián Řehoř (baritone)
19.6.1992 at 9.30
Lecture by John Cage: Composition in Retrospect
Slovak Philharmonic, Bratislava
Performers: John Cage
19.6.1992 at 17
Clarissine Church, Bratislava
Programme: Josef Adamík: Shading; Peter Graham: Brittle Relations; Daniel Matej: ("Nikabrik" or "Trumpkin"?) * world premiere; Howard Skempton: Lament and Farewell; John Cage: Music for Three
Performers: VENI ensemble
19.6.1992 at 20
Clarissine Church, Bratislava
Programme: Chris Newman: Piano Sonata no. 4, London, Broken Promises, New Songs of Social Conscience; Michael Finnissy: A solus ortis cardine, My Love is like a Red Red Rose, How Dear to Me
Performers: Michael Finnissy (piano), Chris Newman (voice)

1993

19.-20.6.1993
workshops
VŠMU, Bratislava
Programme: Clarence Barlow: Composing in Real TIme Using Computers; Anne La Berge: Extended Flute Techniques; David Dramm: Second Hand
16.6.1993 at 20
Slovak Radio Bratislava
Programme: Evan Ziporyn: Tsmindao Ghmerto, Waiting by the Phone, Walk the Dog; David Mott: Waiting at the Village Gate; David Lang: Press Release; Michael Gordon: The Low Quartet
Performers: Evan Ziporyn (clarinets, tape players)
17.6.1993 at 17
Moyzes' Hall, Bratislava
Programme: Morton Feldman: For Bunita Marcus
Performers: Martin Erdmann (piano)
17.6.1993 at 20
Slovak Radio, Bratislava
Programme: Chris Newman: Trio (version for piano quartet); Howard Skempton: Piano Trio * world premiere; Michael Blake: Let Us Run Out of the Rain; Matteo Fargion: Senza titolo (50 Pieces for violin and piano) * world premiere; Gerald Barry: Piano Quartet
Performers: London New Music: Michael Blake (piano), Sally Rose (piano), Charles Mutter (violin), Elinor Williams (viola), Richard Bamping (cello)
18.6.1993 at 20
Moyzes' Hall, Bratislava
Programme: Patrick Morris: Post Industrial Songs and Piano Music: Athenian Grave Stele, Extinguish, one by one, Night Owl, Crazed, Our Ship Comes In, The Stars Above Us, Green Ideas Sleep Furiously, Au Cabaret-Vert, Adios and Farwell, Lady Chapel, Demonstratives
Performers: Patrick Morris (voice, piano)
19.6.1993 at 17
Slovak Radio, Bratislava
Programme: Morton Feldman: For Philip Guston
Performers: Zoltán Gyöngyössi (flutes), Zoltán Rácz (percussion), András Wilheim (piano, celesta)
20.6.1993 at 17
Moyzes' Hall, Bratislava
Programme: Daniel Matej: In the End...; Hilmar Thordarson: Piece for Clarinet and Piano; Richard Ayres: Oboe and Piano; Patrick Morris: Lament, solitude; Peter Zagar: Trio * world premiere; Walter Zimmermann: Ephemer; Martin Burlas: Building a New Society
Performers: VENI ensemble: Cyril Šikula (flute), Róbert Krchniak (oboe), Ronald Šebesta (clarinet), Nora Škuta (piano), Peter Krajniak (violin), Peter Vrbinčík (viola), Jozef Lupták (cello), Daniel Matej (conductor, percussion, tape player)
20.6.1993 at 20
VŠMU, Bratislava
Programme: Clarence Barlow: Time and Attention Study (also called "His Master's Voice"), Fugue on the name C-A-G-E after no. 5 of "Six Fugues", Bachanal for Jim Tenney and Tom Johnson, Otodeblu, documissa 87, variazione e un pianoforte meccanico
Performers: Clarence Barlow (tape player, synthesizer, conductor), Katarína Hanzelová (synthesizer), VENI ensemble choir
21.6.1993 at 16
art installation
Umelecká beseda, Bratislava
Programme: Phill Niblock. Audio-visual installation
21.6.1993 at 20
Drastic Classicism
VŠMU, Bratislava
Programme: Anne La Berge, David Dramm: Black Whale, Bolero, Catholic Highway, Daphne's Song, Mallard, Vacant, Bad Day Fishing, Lone Pine
Performers: Anne La Berge (flutes), David Dramm (electric guitar)
22.6.1993 at 20
Moyzes' Hall, Bratislava
Programme: Christopher Fox: Straight lines in broken times; Stefan Wolpe: Music for any instruments; Richard Rijnvos: Gigue et Double; Ivo van Emmerik: Thought (Second State); Charles Ives: Trio
Performers: Ives Ensemble: Rik Andriessen (flute, bass flute), Hans Petra (clarinet, bass clarinet), John Snijders (piano), Josje ter Haar (violin), Job ter Haar (cello)
23.6.1993 at 20
VŠMU, Bratislava
Programme: James Fulkerson: Force Fields and Spaces, Part I, Elective Affinities III, Pessoa III * world premiere; Phill Niblock: A Trombone Piece, A Length of Rope, filmy: Lesotho, Hong Kong
Performers: James Fulkerson (trombone, electronics), Phill Niblock (electronics)

1994

14.-19.6.1994
Lectures and seminars
VŠMU, Bratislava
Performers: Allison Cameron, Hugh Davies, Marianne Schroeder, James Tenney, Christian Wolff
15.6.1994 at 20
Moyzes' Hall, Bratislava
Programme: James Fulkerson: Between the Lines, From Eric Dolphy * world premiere; John Cage: Ryoanji; Christian Wolff: Peggy; Frank Denyer: Music for Two Performers
Performers: The Barton Workshop: John Anderson (clarinet, bass clarinet, percussion), James Fulkerson (trombone, bass trombone, electronics)
16.6.1994 at 20
Moyzes' Hall, Bratislava
Programme: Pauline Oliveros: Portrait of M.; James Tenney (arr.): Do You Want to Know a Secret, Three Rags for Pianoforte; Tom Johnson: Cosinus * world premiere; Christian Wolff: For Piano I, 3 Studies, 11 Preludes
Performers: Marianne Schroeder (piano)
17.6.1994 at 17
Moyzes' Hall, Bratislava
Programme: Petr Kofroň: Enhexe; Milan Grygar: A Score of Old Machines; Vojtěch Havel: Waltzes Greand and Small; Martin Smolka: Ibabu III; Marian Palla: The Work Which Could Have Had A Title, But Doesn´t ; Miroslav Šimáček: Hard Life
Performers: Agon orchestra
17.6.1994 at 20
Church of the Holy Saviour, Bratislava
Programme: Peter Graham: Organ Investigations
Performers: Jaroslav Šťastný (organ)
18.6.1994 at 17
VŠMU, Bratislava
Programme: James Tenney: Critical Band, Harmonium no. 5; Christian Wolff: Eisler Ensemble Pieces: For Cornelius, Dig a Hole in the Meadow, Changing the System
Performers: VENI ensemble
18.6.1994 at 20
Moyzes' Hall, Bratislava
Programme: Alfred Schnittke: Piano Quintet, Sonata for cello and piano, String Quartet No. 3, Two Small Pieces for Organ, Sutartines
Performers: Jozef Lupták, Daniela Varínska, Nora Škuta, Young Bratislava Soloists, Moyzes Quartet, Andrija Pavlič (conductor)
19.6.1994 at 17
Musicsolarium IV
VŠMU, Bratislava
Programme: Earl Brown: December 1952; Marek Piaček: Corrado; Peter Machajdík: Intimate Music; Martin Burlas: Bricks Game * world premiere; Daniel Matej: Possible Stories (...And Other Stories); David Dramm: The 'Pretty Vacant Variations' Variations * world premiere
Performers: VAPORI del CUORE, David Dramm (electric guitar, voice), Peter Machajdík (electric guitar, tape player), Anna Sedláčková (dance)
19.6.1994 at 20.00
Moyzes' Hall, Bratislava
Programme: Graham Fitkin: Servant; Gavin Bryars: From the National to the Bristol; Carl Vine: String Quartet No. 2; Michael Nyman: String Quartet No. 2 (part I); Kevin Volans: White Man Sleeps (part I, II and V); Steve Martland: Patrol
Performers: The Smith Quartet: Ian Humphries, Clive Hughes (violins), Nic Pendlebury (viola), Sophie Harris (cello)
20.6.1994 o 17.00
VŠMU, Bratislava
Programme: Peter Graham: Redun-dance * svetová premiéra; Hugh Davies: Inventio * svetová premiéra; Richard Ayres: No. 15 * svetová premiéra; Peter Machajdík: Intimate Music, Menü för Venü * svetová premiéra; Marek Piaček: ¡Ahora fuera burlas! * svetová premiéra
Performers: VENI ensemble
20.6.1994 o 20.00
Moyzesova sieň, Bratislava
Programme: Richard Ayres: Untitled; Otto Ketting: Het Oponthoud; Darius Milhaud/Louis Andriessen (arr.): La creation du monde op. 81; Misha Mengelberg: Dressoir; Steve Martland: Shoulder to Shoulder
Performers: Duo Dercksen Dorresteijn: Reijer Dorrestein (trúbka), Jaap Dercksen (klavír); Orkest De Volharding, Jurjen Hempel (dirigent)
21.6.1994 o 20.00
Slovenský rozhlas, Bratislava
Programme: Daniel Lentz: wolfMASS
Performers: Daniel Lentz Group: Daniel Lentz (elektrické dychové nástroje), Jessica Karraker (hlas, keyboard), Richard Dunlap (zvuk)
22.6.1994 o 17.00
Musicsolarium IV
VŠMU, Bratislava
Programme: Hugh Davies: Natural Images, Master Domenico's Humpback - Interrupted Tango, Differentials, The Pianoforte; John Cage: Cartridge Music, Branches; Davies' Workshop: Workshop Piece * svetová premiéra
Performers: Hugh Davies' Workshop: Hugh Davies (ozvučené nástroje a objekty, bicie nástroje, rastlinné objekty), Milan Adamčiak (ozvučené objekty, bicie nástroje, rastlinné objekty), Daniel Matej (ozvučené objekty, bicie nástroje, rastlinné objekty), Marek Piaček (flauta), Róbert Krchniak (hoboj), Ronald Šebesta (klarinet), Nora Škuta (klavír), Peter Zagar (klavír) a ďalší účastníci workshopu H. Daviesa
22.6.1994 o 20.00
Musicsolarium IV
Moyzesova sieň, Bratislava
Programme: Jens Brandl, Waldo Riedl: MINI-FAN, Konzertinstallation
Performers: Jens Brandl, Waldo Riedl (ventilátory, objekty, nástroje)
23.6.1994 o 15.00
zvuková inštalácia
Botanická záhrada
Programme: Milan Adamčiak, Hugh Davies: zvuková inštalácia
Performers: Milan Adamčiak, Hugh Davies (nástroje a obkjekty)
23.6.1994 o 20.00
Moyzesova sieň, Bratislava
Programme: Christian Wolff: Snowdrop, Braverman Music, Rukus; John Cage: Four6 (verzia pre troch hráčov a počítač)
Performers: Ugly Culture: Christopher Clöser (saxofóny), Dirk Mündelein (elektrická gitara), Martin Ingenhütt (elektrický kontrabas)
28.6.1994 o 20.00
Mimoriadny koncert: Musicsolarium IV
Divadlo Stoka, Bratislava
Programme: Jon Raskin, Larry Ochs, Bruce Ackley, Steve Adams: Streak; Fred Frith: Song and Dance; Bruce Ackley: Zygomatic Process; Larry Ochs: When the Nation Was Sound; Jon Raskin: Critical Thought; Lindsay Cooper: Can of Worms; Steve Adams: Stiction; John Carter: Colors
Performers: Rova Saxophone Quartet: Larry Ochs, Bruce Ackley, Jon Raskin, Steve Adams (saxofóny)

1995

8.-17.6.1995
Soirées Satie
Café Grémium, Bratislava
8.6.1995 at 16.30
"Enfantines"
VŠMU, Bratislava
Programme: Erik Satie: Menus propos enfantins (selection), Enfantillages pittoresques, Peccadilles importunes, Sports et divertissements (selection), Gymnopédie No. 1, Jack-in-the-Box, Valse-Ballet; Claude Debussy: Arabesque No. 1, Clair de lune
Performers: pupils of Primary art schools in Bratislava, Marián Čerba (clown)
10.6.1995 at 15
"Music-City"
Czech Centre, Bratislava
Programme: Erik Satie: Musiques dʼameublement; Marek Piaček: Erik Franzl; Daniel Matej: SATIollagE, Chant Noir; Peter Zagar: The Land of Obyčaje; Ľubomír Burgr: For Dáša Veškrnová, Saša Mittelbachlerová and Jozefína Ondriščáková
Performers: Pozsony Sentimental Orchestra, Anton Popovič (conductor), Pozsony Sentimental Band, Andrej Zmeček (sound), Marián Čerba (clown)
11.6.1995 at 20
"... morceaux en forme de poire"
Moyzes Hall, Bratislava
Programme: Erik Satie: Trois Morceaux en forme de poire; Peter Graham: Seatrade; Gilbert Delor: Extraits de poire; Linda Smith: Poire; Christopher Butterfield: Souvenir; Peter Zagar: Une poire supplémentaire; Patrick Morris: Morcel; Vladimír Godár: Emmeleia; Fredéric Inigo: Trois fardeux en mornes histoires; Clarence Barlow: Helmut; Richard Ayres: Private Collection; Hugh Davies: Trois Amorces en Forme de Poireau; Philip Corner: Piece (in the Form) of a Pear; Kevin Jones: "For peace is in the threem of a pair"; James Tenney: Three Pages in the Shape of a Pear; Martin Smolka: Hruškokusy na Satieho; Walter Zimmermann: Ein wenig Grazie [Ritornell 2]; Daniel Matej: I tried them and they were all rotten; Christian Wolff: En plus (Satie) Variations; Marek Piaček: Shaky Pears Remix; Christopher Fox: Paired off; Udo Kasemets: 3/7 dʼun Morceau en Forme de Poire; Michael Blake: a toy; Allison Cameron: 23.; Malcolm Goldstein: a brutal bit of these times; Chris Newman: Skin Itch
Performers: Viera Doubková (piano), Nora Škuta (piano), John Tilbury (piano)
12.6.1995 at 20
Moyzes Hall, Bratislava
Programme: Erik Satie: Morceaux froides, Gymnopédies Nos. 1 - 3, Gnossiens Nos. 1 - 6; Charles Koechlin: Roses au soleil de midi; Federico Mompou: Cants Mágics, Charmes; John Cage: Cheap Imitation
Performers: Herbert Henck (piano)
13.6.1995 at 17
Calvary Church, Bratislava
Programme: Erik Satie: Messe des pauvres
Performers: Marianna Gazdíková (organ), Camerata Bratislava, Jan Rozehnal (choirmaster)
13.6.1995 at 20
VŠMU, Bratislava
Programme: Erik Satie: Les Trois Valses distinguées du précieux dégouté, Danses Gothiques
Performers: Anna Sedláčková (dance), Nora Škuta (piano), Marjolijn Sinke (choreography, dance), Martin Erdmann (piano)
14.6.1995 at 17
Slovak Radio, Bratislava
Programme: Erik Satie: Troisieme Nocturne, Avant-derniéres pensées, Sonneries de la Rose + Croix Nr. 3; Choses vues a droite et a gauche; Howard Skempton: Images (výber), Surface Tension No. 3, The Durham Strike; Virgil Thomson: Sonata No. 4; John Cage: Dream; Nataša Bogojevic: Formes différentes de Sonneries de la Rose + Croix; Fredéric Lagnau: Wind Mosaics; Juraj Beneš: Notturno no. 3; Clarence Barlow: LʼOrchidée dʼArgent/Munich Song
Performers: VENI ensemble: Nora Škuta (piano), Peter Zagar (prepared piano), Judita Izsáková (harpsichord), Peter Krajniak (violin), Daniel Matej (voice)
14.6.1995 at 20
Slovak Radio, Bratislava
Programme: Erik Satie: Chanson, Elégie, Les Fleurs, La Diva de lʼ"Empire", Je te veux, LʼOmnibus Automobile, Premier Menuet for piano, Socrate; Lord Berners: Dispute entre le Papillon et le Crapaud; Christopher Hobbs: Prelude No. 1 a lʼEspagne; Howard Skempton: Interlude No. 4, Interlude No. 6, Interlude No. 1; Chris Newman: New French Tune No. 5; Cornelius Cardew: Croppy Boy; John White: Piano Sonata No. 53, Piano Sonata No. 78; Chritopher Fox: I sing for the Muses and myself; Michael Blake: Second Dance; Michael Finnissy: Vépres; Gerald Barry: Swinging Tripes and Trillibubkins; John Cage: Sonnekus2 for voice
Performers: Michael Blake (piano), Beth Griffith (soprano)
15.6.1995 at 20
VŠMU, Bratislava
Programme: Erik Satie: Rêlache, Cinéma
Performers: Young Bratislava Soloists, VENI ensemble, Jean-Paul Penin (conductor)
16.6.1995 from 17.05 till 14.41, 17.6.1995
Moyzes Hall, Bratislava
Programme: Erik Satie: Vexations
Performers: András Wilheim, Martin Smolka, Jaroslav Šťastný, Anton Popovič, Tomáš Boroš, Jaroslava Straková, Viera Doubková, Marek Piaček, Nora Škuta, Peter Zagar (piano)

1996

13.5.1996 at 19.30
Earth to the Unknown Power
Clarissine Church, Bratislava
Programme: David Hykes: Deserted Temple, Flight of Prayer, Windhorse Riders, True to the Times, Le Souffle du Seigneur
Performers: David Hykes (voice), Bruno Caillat (percussion)
17.5.1996 at 19.30
Tatra Club, Nitra
Programme: Chris Cutler, Tim Hodgkinson
Performers: Chris Cutler (percussion), Tim Hodgkinson (saxophone, guitar)
18.5.1996 at 10
workshop
VŠMU, Bratislava
Performers: Chris Cutler, Tim Hodgkinson
18.5.1996 at 19.30
Moyzes Hall, Bratislava
Programme: Chris Cutler, Tim Hodgkinson
Performers: Chris Cutler (percussion), Tim Hodgkinson (saxophone, guitar)
29.5.1996 at 19.30
U klub, Bratislava
Programme: Martin Burlas
Performers: Martin Burlas, Marek Piaček, Peter Zagar
7.6.1996 at 20
Luginsland Bastion, Bratislavský hrad
Programme: Roscoe Mitchell: 8-8-88; David First: Key Lights in a Palace Balloon; Nils Vigeland: Eleven Pages; "Blue" Gene Tyranny: The Drifter; Anthony Coleman: The Hidden Agenda
Performers: Joseph Kubera (piano)
10.6.1996 at 20
Astorka Theatre, Bratislava
Programme: Small Ball; Rezonancia dychu; Open the Door; Zo Šariša; Chlad ma má; Miracle of Your Voice; Tic-Tac; Sami meri vari; Z vrátnej doliny; From Bratislava to New York; Tri týždne som nejedla; Závisť zlá; All the Time; J. Ch. si spieva; Now And Forever
Performers: Ľubomír Burgr, Ingrid Hrubaničová, Jozef Chmel, Laco Kerata, Erika Lásková, Lucia Piussi, Zuzana Piussi, J. Plánovský, V. Turanová, Vlado Zboroň
11.6.1996 at 20
Stoka Theatre, Bratislava
Programme: Dezider Lauko: Buffo. At the Šariš Castle; Vladimír Bokes: Recapitulation (after J. L. Bella); Peter Zagar: I Waited for You at the Carlton; Marek Piaček: Desirée, Rich and Happy from Engerau; Július Kowalski: Little Suite. For Students; Ilja Zeljenka: Mémoir * all in world premiere
Performers: Požoň sentimentál: Ľubomír Burgr (violin), Boris Lenko (accordion), Petr Michoněk (cello), Marek Piaček (flute), Peter Zagar (piano)
12.6.1996 at 20
Slovak Radio, Bratislava
Programme: Richard Ayres: No. 16; Vladimír Godár: Emmeleia; Martin Burlas: Agónia; Galina Ustvoľskaja: Grand Duet
Performers: Nora Škuta (piano), Jozef Lupták (cello)
14.6.1996 at 20
VŠMU, Bratislava
Programme: Chris Newman: Fariba B, Six Sick Songs: Touchez, Celtic Lullaby, They remembered - I forgot, Latest French Style, Watchʼem Bend, Airships on My Tit
Performers: Chris Newman (voice), Peter Zagar (piano), VENI ensemble, Anton Popovič (conductor)
18.6.1996 at 20
Arvo Pärt. A Composer's Portrait
Music Hall of Bratislava Castle
Programme: Arvo Pärt: Annum per annum, Fratres, Es sang vor langen Jahren, Für Alina, Spiegel im Spiegel, Variationen zur Gesundung von Arinuschka, Pari intervallo, Stabat mater
Performers: Jana Pastorková (soprano), Petra Noskaiová (mezzosoprano, Jaroslav Březina (tenor), Nora Škuta (piano), Jozef Lupták (cello), Peter Zajíček (violin), Miloš Valent (viola), Peter Kiráľ (cello), Ján Vladimír Michalko (organ)

1997

30.5.1997 at 19
VŠMU, Bratislava
Programme: Nicolas Collins: Charlotte aux Poires, Blind Stamp, Still Lives, Pea Soup, Truth in Clouds
Performers: Nicolas Collins (electronics, voice), VAPORI del CUORE: Erika Lásková (voice), Marek Piaček (flute), Ronald Šebesta (clarinet, bass clarinet), Peter Krajniak (violin), Peter Šesták (viola), Boris Lenko (accordion), Peter Zagar (piano)
1.6.1997 at 19
VŠMU, Bratislava
Programme: John Cage: Concert for Piano and Voices (simultaneous performance of the Concert for Piano and Orchestra and Song Books); Ariane Jeßulat: Auf der Bank; Dieter Schnebel: Poem für Finger aus Zeichensprache, Bauernszene, Schau-Stücke, Maulwerke; Andrea Neumann: For legs; Henrik Kairies: Rondo
Performers: Die Maulwerker
3.6.1997 at 19
Slovak Philharmonic, Bratislava
Programme: Lois V. Vierk: Blue Jets Red Sprites; Howard Skempton: Small Change, Home and Abroad, Deeply shaded, Something of an occasion, Cakes and ale; Peter Zagar: Two Pieces for Accordion (I. The First One, II. The Second One); Ľubomír Burgr: Elevator for accordion; Peter Graham: Carceri dʼinvenzione; Marek Piaček: Piękną miałaś twarz (ale już nie masz); Guy Klucevsek: Bandoneons, Basil and Bay Leaves
Performers: Boris Lenko (accordion)
4.6.1997 at 18
Gently Into the Light
Synagogue, Šamorín
Programme: Irena Havlová, Vojtěch Havel
Performers: Irena Havlová, Vojtěch Havel (viola da gamba, cello, Tibetan singing bowls, voice)
5.6.1997 at 19
VŠMU, Bratislava
Programme: Dieter Schnebel: Pan; Sergei Nevski: Die Musi hat schlaf; John Cage: Ryonaji; Peter Ablinger: Piccolo und Rauschen; Daniel Matej: "Nikabrik" or "Trumpkin"?, MИ-КA; Johannes Fritsch: "Sul G"; Bernhard Lang: Schrift 1; Peter Machajdík: Voda a kameň; Walter Zimmermann: Lied in Wüsten-Vogel-Ton; Nicolas Collins: "The Bride of Devilʼs Music"
Performers: Natália Pšeničnikova (flutes, voice), Elena Pšeničnikova (piano)
6.6.1997 at 19
Slovak Radio, Bratislava
Programme: Joëlle Léandre, Pascal Contet: Alors? - non, riens!, Pas de deux; Pascal Contet, Joëlle Léandre: Air célèbre; Eric Gaudibert: Deux ou trois pas dans le gris; Vinko Globokar: Dialog über Luft; Giacinto Scelsi: Mantram; Joëlle Léandre: Blue Butterfly, Taxi, Lyrical for you; Pascal Contet: Un pays, une déchirure; Jacques Rebotier: Deux brèves
Performers: Joëlle Léandre (double bass), Pascal Contet (accordion)
7.6.1997 at 19
VŠMU, Bratislava
Programme: Daniel Matej: In the End, Melodies, (Another) Two Lullabies, Believe It or Not; Ervín Kliment: Open up the casino; Marek Piaček: Unity and Law, Young Bratislava Soloist, A Sad Cow; Tomáš Boroš: Das Gebet einer Jungfrau; Martin Burlas: Last Words; Ľubomír Burgr: Your Good Feeling; Georges Bizet/Peter Zagar: Aria; Peter Zagar: The Heritage Land; Hilary Jeffery: Bratislava Apocalypse; folk song: La montanara
Performers: VENI ensemble, Požoň sentimentál, VAPORI del CUORE, appendix CONSORT
9.6.1997 at 11
lecture
VŠMU, Bratislava
Performers: Jacques Lejeune
9.6.1997 at 18.30
Slovak Radio, Bratislava
Programme: Jacques Lejeune: Pour entrer et sortir dʼun conte, Sanctus (Messe aux oiseaux), Chorus angelorum te suscipiat, Jʼetais endormie mais mon cœur restait en éveil, Grand galop a pandemonium, Fragments gourmands
Performers: Jacques Lejeune (electroacoustic instruments), Daniel Kientzy (saxophones)
9.6.1997 at 21
Slovak Radio, Bratislava
Programme: Aurel Stroe: Intrada; Madlen Milicevic: Solo; Anatol Vieru: Pulsions en souffle continu; Calin Ioachimescu: Les éclats de lʼabîme; J. M. Berenguer: Fuego; Oriol Graus: Mas enlla * world premiere; Harris Xanthoudakis: Les visages de la nuit; Costin Mirceanu: Aksax
Performers: Daniel Kientzy (saxophones), Reina Portuondo (electroacoustic instruments)
29.6.1997 at 20
Jesuit Church, Bratislava
Programme: Marek Piaček: Melodies II * world premiere; Louis Andriessen: Symfonie voor losse snaren; Peter Zagar: Apocalypsis Iohannis * world premiere
Performers: Jana Pastorková (soprano), Lenka Pauliková (mezzosoprano), Camerata Bratislava, Jan Rozehnal (choirmaster), Young Soloists Bratislava, Anton Popovič (conductor)

1998

21.4.1998 at 19.30
Bang on a Can All-Stars
Slovak Radio, Bratislava
Programme: David Lang: Cheating, lying, stealing; Julia Wolfe: Believing; Evan Ziporyn: Tsmindao ghmerto; Michael Gordon: I buried Paul; Brian Eno, Wyatt, Davies/Evan Ziporyn: Music for Airports
Performers: Bang on a Can All-Stars: Maya Beiser (cello), Robert Black (bass guitar), Lisa Moore (piano), Steven Schick (percussion), Mark Stewart (electric guitar), Evan Ziporyn (clarinets and saxophones)
22.-23.5.1998 at 10
seminars
VŠMU, Bratislava
Programme: Four Generations
Performers: Walter Zimmermann
24.5.1998 at 18
Four Generations
VŠMU, Bratislava
Programme: Walter Zimmermann: Abgeschiedenheit, Parasit/Paraklet, Wüstenwanderung; Morton Feldman: Intermission V., Extensions III; Daniel Seel: Eve; Stefan Wolpe: Waltz
Performers: Daniel Seel (piano), Opera Aperta Ensemble: Ronald Šebesta (clarinet), Ivana Pristašová (violin), Ján Džavík (violin), Peter Šesták (viola), Jozef Lupták (cello)
31.5.1998 at 18
orchidée d’argent – výpary srdca
VŠMU, Bratislava
Performers: Daan Vandewalle (piano), Upokojenci: Boris Lenko (accordion), Marek Piaček (flute, percussion, walkman), Peter Zagar (piano, synthesizer, CD player), VAPORI del CUORE, "a dato" dance group
1.6.1998 at 10
seminar
VŠMU, Bratislava
Programme: Ives Marathon
Performers: Daan Vandewalle (piano), Daniela Varínska (piano)
2.6.1998 at 18
Ives Marathon
VŠMU, Bratislava
Programme: Charles Ives: Piano sonata no. 1, Three-page sonata, The anti-abollitionist riots in the 1830s and ʼ40s, Study no. 23, Piano sonata no. 2 "Concord, Mass. 1840-1860"
Performers: Daniela Varínska (piano), Nora Škuta (piano), Daan Vandewalle (piano)
5.-6.6.1998 at 10
seminars
VŠMU, Bratislava
Performers: Howard Skempton
7.6.1998 at 18
Accordion and Piano
Slovak Radio, Bratislava
Programme: Howard Skempton: Landscapes and melodies, Chorales, Adaʼs dance, Twin set, Wedding tune, Home and abroad, Axis, Lament, Summer sketches 1 and 2, Merry-go-round, Corsham street, Pendulum, Recessional, Axis 2, Gentle melody, Deeply shaded, Summer waltz, Small change, Under the elder, Craneʼs waltz, Cakes and ale, One for the road, Hornpipe, Something of an occasion, Second suite, Spring waltz
Performers: John Tilbury (piano), Howard Skempton (accordion)
10.6.1998 at 20
Bárta and Lapšanský at Stoka
Stoka Theatre, Bratislava
Programme: Richard Strauss: Also sprach Zarathustra; Jozef Ráž: Človečina; Zdeněk Fibich; Camille Saint-Saëns: The Swan, Concerto for cello and orchestra, Op. 33 (excerpt); Arnold Schönberg: Sechs kleine Klavierücke (selection); Antonín Dvořák: Rondo; Ján Gruberus: Imitations No. 6 for three voices; Marek Piaček: Suita (alla Požoň); Peter Graham: Paris in Rain; Ľubomír Burgr: Unisono suita (in four movements); Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov: The Flight of the Bumblebee; Ludwig van Beethoven: Symphony No. 5 (excerpt); Martin Hrivňanský: Study No. XVIII/c; Igor Stravinsky: Polka (from Three Easy Pieces); Johann Sebastian Bach; Mark Snow: X-files; Johannes Brahms: Hungarian Dance No. 7 A Major and No. 1 g minor; Sheryl Crow: Tomorrow Never Dies
Performers: Jiří Bárta (cello), Marián Lapšanský (piano)
20.6.1998 at 18
Agon orchestra
Synagogue, Šamorín
Programme: Petr Kofroň: H-R-S
Performers: Agon orchestra, Petr Kofroň (conductor)
18.9.1998 at 14
home-made instruments workshop
VŠMU, Bratislava
Programme: Self-made home-made are the best
Performers: Martien Groeneveld
19.9.1998 at 14
workshop for kids
City Park, Bratislava
Programme: Music in the woods
Performers: Martien Groeneveld
20.9.1998 at 18
Soundscapes
VŠMU, Bratislava
Programme: Martien Groeneveld: Sea machine music, Capriccio della luna, BV centraal, Thousand flowering lillies, Nuts and boults music, Midnight special, Finale and surprise act
Performers: Martien Groeneveld (VW Beetle harp, giant xylophone, riolophone)
24.9.1998 at 19.30
Opera Aperta Ensemble
VŠMU, Bratislava
Programme: Martin Burlas: 13; Howard Skempton: Winter Sunrise, Lullaby, Spadesbourne Suite, Party Piece; Marek Piaček: Recitativo e canzonetta; Charles Ives: Largo; Walter Zimmermann: Ephemer; Peter Zagar: Quintet
Performers: Opera Aperta Ensemble: Ronald Šebesta (clarinet), Ivana Pristašová (violin), Peter Šesták (violin), Jozef Lupták (cello), Nora Škuta (piano), Tibor Nagy a. h. (double bass)
22.10.1998 at 19
Sabat/Clarke duo
VŠMU, Bratislava
Programme: James Tenney: Diaphonic toccata, Chorale; Michael Hynes: The fourteenth way; Morton Feldman: Spring of chosroes; George Antheil: Sonata No. 1 for violin and piano
Performers: Marc Sabat (violin), Stephen Clarke (piano)
30.10.1998 at 19
"Ten Years After" I
Music Hall of Bratislava Castle
Programme: Marek Piaček: Things go better with Tamagochi * world premiere, Young Bratislava Soloist; Peter Zagar: Trio, Quintet; Martin Burlas: Building a new society, 7th Day Record; Daniel Matej: jaune, bleu, rouge, (Two) Lullabies
Performers: VENI ensemble, Anton Popovič (conductor), Roman Laščiak (sound)
6.11.1998 at 17
"vernissage"
Turiec Gallery, Martin
Programme: Daniel Matej: In the End
Performers: VENI ensemble: Věra Rašková (flute), Ronald Šebesta (clarinet), Ivana Pristašová (violin), Petr Michoněk (cello)
6.11.1998 at 19
"Ten Years After" II
SNP Theatre, Martin
Programme: Marek Piaček: Things go better with Tamagochi; Martin Burlas: Building a new society, 7th Day Record; Daniel Matej: (Two) Lullabies; Terry Riley: In C
Performers: VENI ensemble, Anton Popovič (conductor), Roman Laščiak (sound)
9.12.1998 at 20
Chris Newman / VAPORI del CUORE
Stoka Theatre, Bratislava
Programme: Chris Newman: Songs from Janet Smith
Performers: Chris Newman (voice), VAPORI del CUORE
13.12.1998 at 20
Hajóssyová and Lapšanský at Stoka
Stoka Theatre, Bratislava
Programme: Leoš Janáček: Sinfonietta (1. časť); Zdeněk Fibich; Franz Schubert: Malé zastavenie; La Monte Young: Composition 1960 #7; Benjamin Britten; Požoň sentimentál: Nemožná misia, Rodina obludkových; Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Koncert pre klavír a orchester (2. časť, romanca); Eugen Suchoň: Pieseň milému, Pochod Pezinského športového klubu; Bedřich Smetana: Verné milovanie (z opery Predaná nevesta); Antonín Dvořák: Měsíček na nebi hlubokém, Ach, není tu, Dobrú noc, má milá
Performers: Magdaléna Hajóssyová (soprano), Marián Lapšanský (piano), Požoň sentimentál, Adrián Rajter (conductor)

1999

4.6.1999 at 20
Symphonic Metamorphoses
Stoka Theatre, Bratislava
Programme: Peter Zagar: Simple Answers to Simple Questions. Solemn Overture for orchestrar; Ľubomír Burgr: The Last Kiss to a Deceased. Farewell for bass, clarinet, viola, women's choir and orchestra; Marek Piaček: Nuntium Magnum. Symphony with a final choir which bears a message
Performers: Požoň sentimentál (orchestra and choir), Stano Beňačka (bass), Ronald Šebesta (clarinet), Peter Šesták (viola), Adrián Rajter (conductor)
5.6.1999 at 19
Symphonic Metamorphoses
VŠMU, Bratislava
Programme: Peter Zagar: Simple Answers to Simple Questions. Solemn Overture for orchestrar; Ľubomír Burgr: The Last Kiss to a Deceased. Farewell for bass, clarinet, viola, women's choir and orchestra; Marek Piaček: Nuntium Magnum. Symphony with a final choir which bears a message
Performers: Požoň sentimentál (orchestra and choir), Stano Beňačka (bass), Ronald Šebesta (clarinet), Peter Šesták (viola), Adrián Rajter (conductor)
8.6.1999 at 19
Mirbach Palace, Bratislava
Programme: Laurence Crane: Second Favourite Chord, Jurgen Hip, Sparling; Philip Corner: Concert, Gamelan Lyra; Cornelius Cardew: Piece for Stella, Octet ʼ61; Michael Parsons: Apartment House Suite No. 2; Hugh Shrapnel: Chamber Music 1; Christopher Fox: Chant suspendu; Daniel Goode: Eine kleine Gamelan Music
Performers: Apartment House: Sarah Walker (piano), Andrew Sparling (clarinet), Alan Thomas (guitar, electric guitar, synthesizer), Anton Lukoszevieze (cello, radio)
9.6.1999 at 19
Mirbach Palace, Bratislava
Programme: Mark R. Taylor: For Marc Hulson IV & V, Appenato; Michael Finnissy: Unsere Afrikareise; Michael Parsons: Two Canons; Richard Emsley: for piano 2; Laurence Crane: Kierkegaard His Walk around Copenhagen, Birthday Piece for Michael Finnissy; Christopher Fox: You, Us, Me (Habanera), Llik.relliK
Performers: Ian Pace (piano)
11.-12.6.1999
seminars
VŠMU, Bratislava
Performers: Zygmunt Krauze
13.6.1999 at 18
Slovak Radio, Bratislava
Programme: Simeon ten Holt: Soloduiveldans; Zygmunt Krauze: Piano Quintet; Quatuor pour la naissance, Music Box Waltz, "Aus aller Welt stammende", Voices for ensemble, Terra incognita; Louis Andriessen: Melodie; Tomasz Sikorski: Diafonia; Daniel Matej: (When Iʼm) Fifty (for) piano
Performers: Opera Aperta Ensemble, VENI ensemble, Chamber Soloists Bratislava, Zygmunt Krauze (piano), Anton Popovič (conductor), Daniel Matej (conductor)
17.-18.6.1999
seminars
VŠMU, Bratislava
Performers: Louis Andriessen, Martijn Padding
18.6.1999 at 19
VŠMU, Bratislava
Programme: Louis Andriessen: Symfonie voor losse snaren, Workerʼs Union
Performers: VENI ensemble, Chamber Soloists Bratislava, Anton Popovič (conductor)
24.6.1999 at 19
screening of films
VŠMU, Bratislava
Programme: "M is for Man, Music and Mozart". Music by Louis Andriessen, voice by Astrid Seriese, performed by Orkest de Volharding, choreography Ben Craft. "Letters, Riddles and Writs". Music by Michael Nyman, performed by Michael Nyman Band
29.10.1999 at 19
Pieces for VENI
Slovak Radio, Bratislava
Programme: Christian Wolff: Bratislava; Allison Cameron: Rainsnout; Tomáš Boroš: Anava; Richard Ayres: No. 15; Daniel Matej: Lake love, not art! (Lucy's Diamonds Are Forever)
Performers: Jana Pastorková (soprano), VENI ensemble, Anton Popovič (conductor)
30.10.1999 at 19
Three bars of silence
Moyzes Hall, Bratislava
Programme: Arvo Pärt: Fratres, Variationen zur Gesundung von Arinuschka, Für Aline; Peter Groll: Solo Cello * world premiere, Piano Quintet * world premiere; Igor Stravinsky: Duo concertant, Chansson russe
Performers: Ivana Pristašová (violin), Branislav Černakovič (violin), Peter Šesták (viola), Jozef Lupták (cello), Ivan Šiller (piano)
13.11.1999 at 18
Standard Refrains
VŠMU, Bratislava
Programme: Standard Refrains, collectivoe improvisation using excerpts of music by Clarence Barlow, Daniel Matej, Harald Münz, Marek Piaček, jazz- and rock standards etc.
Performers: Beth Griffith (voice), Miki Škuta (piano), VAPORI del CUORE: Ľubomír Burgr (violin, electric guitar), Martin Burlas (electric guitar, drum machine, synthesizer), DJ Ghalagha (turntabels), Daniel Matej (electric piano, objects, voice, CD player), Petr Michoněk (cello, objects), Marek Piaček (flaute, walkman, objects, voice)
15.12.1999 at 19
The Satie Connection
Slovak Radio, Bratislava
Programme: Cor Fuhler: Des poissons et des etoiles; Christopher Hobbs: Après Satie: Lʼauteur se retire; Geert van Keulen: Melange sableux; Maarten Altena: Quatre melodies et un intermede; Alison Isadora: Dancing on Hot Coals; Martijn Padding: Manifest simple pour une écriture linéaire; Gilius van Bergeijk: Mort de Satie; Cor Fuhler/Erik Satie: Cinéma
Performers: The Maarten Altena Ensemble

2000

8.6.2000 at 19
Cello
Music Hall of Bratislava Castle
Programme: Jevgenij Iršai: Sonata-corta, ...Convergence I; Christian Wolff: Cello Suite Variation, ...Convergence II; Ľubomír Burgr: From Any Bars, ...Convergence III; Hilary Jeffery: Datastream, ...Convergence IV; Peter Zagar: Introduction and Prelude (to Jozef Lupták), ...Convergence (the last one); Johann Sebastian Bach: Suite No. 1 G Major for cello solo BWV 1007
Performers: Jozef Lupták (cello), Roman Laščiak (CD player)
9.6.2000 at 19
Offertorium
Music Hall of Bratislava Castle
Programme: Johann Sebastian Bach: Ricercar à 6 from Music from the Musical Offering BWV 1079; Marc Sabat: John Jenkins, music for keyboard and six instruments; Michael Blake: (Lower) String Quartet and Electric Guitar; Frédéric Lagnau: Dʼautres yeux sur la même chose; Martin Burlas: Offertorium; Daniel Matej: Dying Old (offertorium)
Performers: Musica Aeterna: Peter Zajíček (violin), Martina Bernášková (flute), Ján Gréner (viola), Peter Krivda (viola da gamba); Juraj Kováč (cello), Ján Krigovský (double bass), Marica Dobiášová (spinet), Karol Kompas, as guest (electric guitar), Marian Lejava (conductor)
10.6.2000 at 10
Round Table "Bach - 250 Years After"
VŠMU, Bratislava
10.6.2000 at 17
Baletti per pianoforte
Music Hall of Bratislava Castle
Programme: Johann Sebastian Bach: French Suite No 1. D minor, French Suite No 1. 3 B minor; Frédéric Lagnau: To niente (un silence de mouche); Boris Gecelev: Souvenir de sarabande; Kevin Jones: The Spirit of Bach surveys the haunts of his ancestors; Roman Berger: Semplice (piano piece, follow-up of French Suite in B minor); Bach-Beethoven-(Iršai?) Transcription
Performers: Jevgenij Iršai (piano)
10.6.2000 at 19
Plugged 1. Transcriptions
Music Hall of Bratislava Castle
Programme: Marek Piaček: Air Force for tape, Kindermusikverein; Klaus Lang: Wenn wir in höchsten Nöthen seyn; Ľubomír Burgr: Short Bach (à la PS), Short Bach II (à la PS); Martin Smolka: Dear Šebesta, melodramma; Frédéric Inigo: Anna Magdalena and the Book ~ Makers, No More Water in the Moony Organs; Peter Ablinger: Wir Christenleut; Jevgenij Iršai: Turbulence No. 1; Daniel Matej: 4 CHORALS (on SDFE) (for Conlon Nancarrow), Bargain Happiness
Performers: Požoň sentimentál: Marek Piaček (flute), Ľubomír Burgr (violin), Boris Lenko (accordion), Tomáš Boroš, as guest (piano), Martin Burlas, as guest (speaker), Daniel Matej, as guest (voice)
11.6.2000 at 18
B-A-C-H. Preludes and Fugues
Music Hall of Bratislava Castle
Programme: Johann Sebastian Bach: Wenn wir in höchsten Noten sein BWV 641, Prelude and fugue B minor BWV 544, Prelude and fugue C Major BWV 547, Prelude and fugue D Major BWV 532; Daniel Matej: Wenn wir in höchsten Noten sein (choral overture for organ), Wenn wir in höchsten Noten sein (choral overture for clarinet, violin, viola, cello and piano); Jevgenij Iršai: BACH/-ACH/-CH/CHA/CHAOS; Walter Zimmermann: Lokale Musik, T3.3 "Koiper" oder "Die Menschen mit den Steinen Wiederversöhnen"; Christophger Fox: Rules and Irregularity; Tomáš Boroš: B-A-C-H for clarinet, violin, viola, cello and piano; Christopher Butterfield: Praeludium e fantasia sul B-A-C-H; Ján Vladimír Michalko: Interlude; Hauke Harder: Bryndzové halušky; Peter Ablinger: B-A-C-H for keyboard, viola and bass clarinet; Gilbert Delor: Jeu dʼOrgue; Martin Arnold: B.Org
Performers: Opera Aperta Ensemble: Ronald Šebesta (clarinet), Ivana Pristašová-Zaugg (violin), Peter Šesták (viola), Jozef Lupták (cello), Nora Škuta (piano), Ján Vladimír Michalko, Zuzana Ferjenčíková, Klára Viteková, ako hostia (organ)
12.6.2000 at 18
Plugged 2
Slovak Radio, Bratislava
Programme: Johann Sebastian Bach: The Well-tempered Clavier, Ist part (selection); Miroslav Bázlik: Spektra for tape. Metamorphoses and Commentaries to the First Part of Bach's Well-tempered Clavier
Performers: Miroslav Bázlik (piano), Experimental Studio of Slovak Radio
8.11.2000 at 19
Old Masterʼs Voice
VŠMU, Bratislava
Programme: Johann Sebastian Bach/Anton Webern: Fuga (ricercata) a 6 voci; Peter Zagar: Air Pollution; Daniel Matej: Air Condition; Marek Piaček: Air Force, MAE Prelude (after the 1st part of Partita in E Major BWV 1006); Marian Lejava: Eine kleine Suite After Eine kleine Gigue (selection), Aria; J. S. Bach/Rudolf Pepucha: "Eroded over Time" (three-part sinfonia in F minor); Boško Milakovič: Prelude (After Prelude C minor BWV 934); J. S. Bach/Vladimír Bokes: Prelude B minor BWV 869; Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart/Marian Lejava: Praeludium "Number 574" (After Eine kleine Gigue KV 547)
Performers: VŠMU Symphony Orchestra, Marian Lejava (conductor)
9.11.2000 at 19
Plugged 3 [Bachlets]
VŠMU, Bratislava
Programme: John Oswald: Bachlets; John Oswald/VAPORI del CUORE: Improvisations
Performers: John Oswald (CD player, electronics, alto saxophone), VAPORI del CUORE: Marek Piaček (flute, electronics), Ronald Šebesta (clarinet, bass clarinet), Ľubomír Burgr (violin), Peter Zagar (piano), Martin Burlas (synthesizer), Daniel Matej (CD player, turntable, electronics, objects), Peter Krajniak, as guest (violin), Zuzana Ďurčeková, as guest (violončelo), Roman Laščiak (sound)
10.11.2000 at 10
seminar
VŠMU, Bratislava
Programme: Ground-Zero / Plunderphonia
Performers: Otomo Yoshihide, John Oswald; Peter Zagar (interpreting)
10.11.2000 at 19
Plugged 4 [Flutter on JSB]
VŠMU, Bratislava
Programme: Otomo Yoshihide: Flutter on JSB I, II; Otomo Yoshihide/VAPORI del CUORE: Improvisations
Performers: Otomo Yoshihide (CD player, turntable, electronics, electric guitar), VAPORI del CUORE: Marek Piaček (flute, electronics), Ronald Šebesta (clarinet, bass clarinet), Ľubomír Burgr (violin), Peter Zagar (piano), Martin Burlas (synthesizer), Daniel Matej (CD player, turntable, electronics, objects), John Oswald (alto saxophone), Roman Laščiak (sound)
11.11.2000 at 19
Plugged 5 [Insomnia]
VŠMU, Bratislava
Programme: Marián Varga/VAPORI del CUORE: Insomnia/Improvisations
Performers: Marián Varga (piano, synthesizer), VAPORI del CUORE: Marek Piaček (flute, electronics), Ľubomír Burgr (violin), Peter Zagar (synthesizer), Martin Burlas (synthesizer), Daniel Matej (CD player, turntable, electronics, objects), Otomo Yoshihide (CD player, turntable, electronics, electric guitar), Roman Laščiak (sound)

2001

16.11.2001 at 14
lecture
Stoka Theatre, Bratislava
Programme: Improvisations
Performers: Günter Müller (percussion)
16.11.2001 at 18
"point zero"
Stoka Theatre, Bratislava
Performers: Günter Müller (percussion), VAPORI del CUORE: Marek Piaček (flute, objects), Ronald Šebesta (clarinets), Ľubomír Burgr (violin), Peter Zagar (piano), Martin Burlas (keyboard), Daniel Matej (keyboard, CD player, turntables, objects), Roman Laščiak (sound)
14.12.2001 at 20
Stoka Theatre, Bratislava
Programme: Marek Piaček, Egon Bondy, Elena Kmeťová: The Last Flight. Opera - twelve regards on M. R. Š. * world premiere
Performers: Stanislav Beňačka (bass), František Kovár (speaker), Júlia Horváthová (voice), Monika Čertezni, Peter Jaško (dance), Voci festose, Martin Majkút (conductor), Požoň sentimentál
15.12.2001 at 20
Stoka Theatre, Bratislava
Programme: Daniel Matej, Zuzana Piussi, Ľubomír Burgr: John King. Ballad opera * world premiere
Performers: Helga Varga Bach (soprano), Peter Kollár (baritone), Stanislav Beňačka (bass), Zuzana Piussi (mono- a dialogues, dance), Ľubomír Burgr (commentary, dialogues), Ronald Šebesta (clarinets), Ľubomír Horák (trombone), Monika Čertezni, Peter Jaško, Marek Kraviar (dance), Voci festose, Martin Majkút (choirmaster), VENI ensemble, VENI string players, Marian Lejava (conductor)
16.12.2001 at 20
Stoka Theatre, Bratislava
Programme: Martin Burlas/Ludwig Wittgenstein: The Burden. The first masochistic opera; Ľubomír Burgr: Death in the Kitchen. The first bulymistical opera
Performers: Stanislav Beňačka (bass), Adriana Kučerová / Lenka Brázdilíková (soprano), Ladislav Kerata (tenor, dance), Zuzana Piussi (voice, dance), Vladimír Zboroň (monologue), Dušan Vicen (dance, dialogues), Orchestra of the Association for Contemporary Opera, Adrián Rajter (conductor)

2002

1.12.2002 at 14
lecture and composition workshop
A4 - zero space, Bratislava
Programme: Ir/Rational Music Now: Biological Metaphor, Sci-Fi, and the Radical Imperative
Performers: Elliott Sharp
2.12.2002 at 19
A4 - zero space, Bratislava
Programme: Elliott Sharp: Syndakit * Slovak premiere, Tectonics * Slovak premiere, Sharp Matters * world premiere
Performers: Elliott Sharp (8-string guitar, bass guitar, bass clarinet, electronics), VAPORI del CUORE
3.12.2002 at 19
Bratislava Kyrie / Bratislava Sutra
A4 - zero space, Bratislava
Programme: Ľubomír Burgr: Perfect Job; Boris Lenko: Peter a Marek; Peter Zagar: Bratislava Kyrie; Marek Piaček: Bratislava Sutra * all in world premiere
Performers: Požoň sentimentál: Marek Piaček (flute), Ľubomír Burgr (violin), Boris Lenko (accordion), Peter Zagar (piano), Jozef Piaček, Richard Stanke, as guests (speakers)
5.12.2002 at 19
Partying Until Death
Štúdio 12, Bratislava
Programme: Juliet Palmer: miasma veni mix; Martin Burlas: Partying Until Death; Boško Milakovič: Losing My Religion (Sextet); Ľubomír Burgr: A Scream in the Darkness; Marian Lejava: VENI'S MARCHING ON; Christopher Fox: Inner/Strangers in Our Midst * all in Slovak premiera
Performers: VENI ensemble, Marian Lejava (conductor)
6.12.2002 at 20
Mikuláš at Stoka: The Fifth Triumph of Vanity (The fifth concert of the series "Lapšanský at Stoka")
Stoka Theatre, Bratislava
Programme: Požoň sentimentál: Greatest Hits: Moldau, Facades, Creation, Music, Model, Across the Universe, Piano Concerto, Valse, Granada, Finale
Performers: Peter Mikuláš (bass), Marián Lapšanský (piano), Stanislav Beňačka (bass), Požoň sentimentál
13.12.2002 at 19
Round Table "13", with music (by invitation only)
Prašná bašta restaurant, Bratislava
Performers: Opera Aperta Ensemble, Požoň sentimentál

2003

19.11.2003 at 19
Canadian Music: Komorous and Beyond
Štúdio 12, Bratislava
Programme: Rudolf Komorous: Like that Drake, Hermione Dreaming; Christopher Butterfield: Praeludium e fantasia sul B-A-C-H; Martin Arnold: B. Org [inegale]; Owen Underhill: 2 Songs Without Words * Slovak premiere
Performers: Opera Aperta Ensemble, VENI ensemble, Marian Lejava (conductor)
20.11.2003 at 19
Simplicity, politics and nonsense
Štúdio 12, Bratislava
Programme: Christopher Butterflied: For Lisa, 3 Songs; Kurt Schwitters: Ursonate
Performers: Christopher Butterfield (voice, piano)
22.11.2003 at 18
thEoRy Of Shake
Štúdio 12, Bratislava
Programme: transPOPsitions - multimedia wrestling; Nosferatu, live music to the screening of the eponymous horroo
Performers: tEóRia OtraSu: Julo Fujak (semiprepared piano, bowed cimbalom and other), Jan Kavan (cello), Peter Šimánsky (guitar and sampled palimpsests), Lucia Vadelová (voice), Martin Kalinka (electric double bass)
22.11.2003 at 20
"Požoň Minimal"
Štúdio 12, Bratislava
Programme: Dezider Lauko: Buffo. At the Šariš Castle; Marek Piaček: Suite in the Manner of Požoň, Father's Words; Boris Lenko: We Are Here and the Others...; Ľubomír Burgr: To-ma-to, Not a Dream; Igor Stravinsky: Valse de fleurs; Ján Boleslav Kladivo: The Life; Christopher Fox: Serious Reduction * world premiere, Genuine Fake * world premiere; Marian Lejava: "preßburger thriller" * world premiere; Peter Zagar: Farewell Valse
Performers: Požoň sentimentál: Ľubomír Burgr (violin), Boris Lenko (accordion), Marek Piaček (flute), Peter Zagar (piano)
23.11.2003 at 19
Štúdio 12, Bratislava
Programme: Martin Smolka: Euphorium; Michal Nejtek: Music for 18 Strings; Petr Kofroň: Alpha and Centaur; Marko Ivanović: Des Wahnsinnigen Morgensuite; Ivan Acher: St. Vitus' Dances No. 7, 8, 9, 10
Performers: Agon orchestra, Petr Kofroň (conductor)
28.11.2003 at 19
workshop
VŠMU, Bratislava
Programme: Broken Electronics at Use
Performers: Norbert Möslang
29.11.2003 at 19
Alpine Songs 3
Štúdio 12, Bratislava
Performers: Norbert Möslang (cracked everyfay electronics), VAPORI del CUORE

2004

25.10.2004 at 20
Meredith Monk in Bratislava
Astorka Korzo ʼ90, Bratislava
Programme: Meredith Monk: Songs from the Hill, Light Songs, Volcano Songs, Facing North (selection); Gotham Lullaby, Madwomanʼs Vision, Choosing Companions
Performers: Meredith Monk (voice, piano), Theo Bleckman (voice)
8.11.2004
workshop
VŠMU, Bratislava
Programme: composition workshop
10.11.2004 at 19
Themes and Variations
Štúdio 12, Bratislava
Performers: Jon Rose (violin, amplified tenor violin), VAPORI del CUORE: Marek Piaček (flute, electronics), Ronald Šebesta (clarinet, bass clarinet), Martin Burlas (synthesizer), Peter Zagar (piano), Daniel Matej (turntable, CD player, elektronics, objects), Roman Laščiak (sound)
11.11.2004 at 19
Štúdio 12, Bratislava
Programme: La Monte Young: Composition 1960 # 7; Jon Rose: Charlie’s Whiskers (Palindromes for Charles Ives) * world premiere; Charles Ives: The Unanswered Question (revised version for solo trumpet and orchestra)
Performers: Hollis Taylor (husle), Jon Rose (saw, interactive bow, Kaoss pad), VENI ensemble, Chamber Soloista Bratislava, Marian Lejava (conductor)
22.11.2004
workshop
VŠMU, Bratislava
Programme: performance workshop
22.11.2004 at 19
130 Years After [1]
Štúdio 12, Bratislava
Programme: Charles Ives: 114 Songs (selection); Arnold Schönberg: Chamber Symphony No. 1, Op. 9
Performers: Gerrie de Vries (mezzosoprano), Ivan Šiller (piano), Opera Aperta Ensemble
23.11.2004
workshop
VŠMU, Bratislava
Programme: performance workshop
23.11.2004 at 19
130 Years After [2]
Štúdio 12, Bratislava
Programme: Arnold Schönberg: Pierrot lunaire, Op. 21; Charles Ives: Trio
Performers: Nao Higano (Sprechstimme), Opera Aperta Ensemble, Marian Lejava (conductor)
24.11.2004 at 19
Štúdio 12, Bratislava
Programme: Miroslav Pudlák: Aria; Marek Kopelent: Canto Espansivo; Charles Ives: Largo; Hanuš Bartoň: Oasis; Henryk Mikolaj Górecki: Recitatives and Ariosos „Lerchenmusik II“, Op. 53
Performers: Ensemble MoEns, Miroslav Pudlák (synthesizer, conductor)
26.11.2004
workshop
VŠMU, Bratislava
Programme: composition workshop
26.11.2004 at 19
Tone Roads I
Štúdio 12, Bratislava
Programme: Charles Ives: Three-Page Sonata; Arnold Schönberg: Sechs kleine Klavierstücke, op. 19, Fünf Klavierstücke, op. 23; Boudewijn Buckinx: Three-Penny Sonata, Forensic Waltz; Fred Frith: One Page for DAAN; Tomáš Boroš: Var X. (Ein kleines Stück für Klavier); Christian Wolff: 3 (or 4) systems; Juliet Palmer: Clip; Hauke Harder: Like Bells, Painted Bells; Michael Blake: Their Souls Go Waltzing on; Marian Lejava: Fragment (of a gently flowing movement); Daniel Matej: A Set of Five Pick-outs; Boško Milakovič: Volumes; Peter Graham: Three-Page Prelude (A potrait of Ives); Klaus Ager: Drei kleine Klavierstücke; Maria de Alvear: 2 Minutes to Stop Your Mind and Feel Your Deep Inner Goodness; Martin Smolka: Ives Met Schönberg on the rue Krčméryho; DJ Wolf: Across the Pond; Peter Ablinger: 6 Linien; Alvin Curran: Arnold Meets Steve at the Five Spot; Christopher Fox: Boat Song; Jevgenij Iršai: Variation 22; Marek Piaček: Ragtime; Ernstalbrecht Stiebler: Hommage a Schönberg II; Clarence Barlow: 3:4:5; Juraj Beneš: Notturno No. 8 * world premiere
Performers: Daan Vandewalle (piano)
27.11.2004
symposium
VŠMU, Bratislava
Programme: composition symposium
27.11.2004 at 19
Tone Roads II
Štúdio 12, Bratislava
Programme: Daniel Matej: P@GES [from] CH@RNOLDS; Daan Vandewalle, VAPORI del CUORE: Variations on P@GES [from] CH@RNOLDS * world premiere
Performers: Daan Vandewalle (piano), VAPORI del CUORE: Marek Piaček (flute, electronics), Ronald Šebesta (clarinet, bass clarinet), Ľubomír Burgr (violin), Peter Zagar (synthesizer), Daniel Matej (turntable, CD player, electronics, objects), Roman Laščiak (sound)
28.11.2004
workshop
VŠMU, Bratislava
Programme: performance workshop
29.11.2004
workshop
VŠMU, Bratislava
Programme: performance workshop

2005

13.10.2005 at 19
Štúdio 12, Bratislava
Programme: Philip Glass: String Quartet No. 2 (Company); Terry Riley: Salome Dances for Peace, Part 2 - Ecstasy; Steve Reich: Cello Counterpoint; John Adams: Shaker Loops
Performers: Promile String Ensemble, Marian Lejava (conductor)
14.10.2005 at 16
workshop
VŠMU, Bratislava
Programme: performance workshop
Performers: Hilary Jeffery
14.10.2005 at 19
Štúdio 12, Bratislava
Programme: Daniel Matej: Dance (Do Not Play with Fire) * world premiere, CAVE songs [re]mixed; Ivan Parík: Music to a Vernissage II; Rudolf Pepucha: In memoriam I. Parík * world premiere; Miroslav Bázlik: Faust's Redemption * world premiere; Ján Boleslav Kladivo: A Morning Rest (Ionisation); Martin Burlas: Radiation * world premiere; Rudolf Pepucha: The End
Performers: Experimental studio of SLovak Radio, Juraj Ďuriš (artistic leader), Roman Laščiak (sound), Ján Boleslav Kladivo (video, laptop), Ján Šicko, Gejza Dezorz (video), Monika Štreitová (flute), Mayuko Kida (piano), Ronald Šebesta (clarinet)
15.10.2005 at 19.00
Solos for Trombone and Variations
Štúdio 12, Bratislava
Programme: Giacinto Scelsi: Tre pezzi per trombone solo; Louis Andriessen: Rage, Rage Against the Dying of the Light; Christian Wolff: Exercise # 17; James Fulkerson: To Work and Rework to Come Close to Inventions Is Not Experimental; Hilary Jeffery: Jump to the Stars; Hilary Jeffery/VAPORI del CUORE: Variácie
Performers: Hilary Jeffery, VAPORI del CUORE: Marek Piaček (flute, electronics), Ronald Šebesta (clarinet, bass clarinet), Ľubomír Burgr (violin, laptop), Peter Zagar (piano, synthesizer), Daniel Matej (turntable, CD players, electronics, objects), Roman Laščiak (sound)
16.10.2005 at 19
Štúdio 12, Bratislava
Programme: Daniel Matej: Video (Billboards); Ján Boleslav Kladivo: A Morning Rest (Deconstruction), Monad * world premiere; Edgard Varèse: Octandre; Miloš Betko: Hm - Not Quite a Strange Moode * world premiere; Peter Zagar: Music to Video; Giacinto Scelsi: Kya; Earl Brown/Marian Lejava: December 1952 (personal interpretation)
Performers: VENI ensemble, OVER4tea: Martin Burlas (synthesizer), Ján Boleslav Kladivo (video, voice, laptop), Dano M (turntable, CD players, electronics), Roman Laščiak (sound), Ján Šicko (video), Marian Lejava (conductor)
17.10.2005 at 11
workshop
VŠMU, Bratislava
Programme: composition workshop
Performers: Frederic Rzewski

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